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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
THE MAYOR TACKLES A REFoRMER
Angels Misht Get q dob on the Tax Cou,-
uaission sf they would Apply.

mission n they Would Apply.
Reformer Schampain, who has been urging
the Mayor to Gust tho Commissioners OF Taxes
and Assessments, was In tho Mayors office yes
terday pressing his complaint against the Com
mlsslonors chiefly on the ground that they
have not enforced the law for tho assessment
OF personal taxes. Tho late Sterne Chittenden
was busy with similar reform In tho early
days OF his insanity, and the World has per-
formed little in the same role.
Reformor Schampain had not been talking to
the Mayor very long yesterday when the Mayor
began to talk loud. 80 that every ono In tho
Office could hear. Mr. Schampain was equally
willing to talk loud, and pushed his point that
the Mayor ought to remove the Commissioners.
This Is about the way the loud talk ran:
The Mayor-You arc making serious charges against
Mr.. schampain-.I am only asking that they be com
PEELED TO enforce the law. have shown that the law
Mayor IewitsH%sy do you PICK out G one case You
know That ths law A. to taxes has never been
law sSsu. leaving trucks il the streets. The prss.ies
point " Can anybody enforce the law better than those
Mr. sehampain-It they are ignorant of the law shoy
DO s mot .na T sy
They are adminsterng the laws they were admins
NJ s cha@psin,3eIl II Mr.. Andrews wa. irnoran. Of
the law that 4 should DO no excuse fcr them A.,
Il Andrews. But what am getting AZ now Is whether
Commissioners, am thinking II over. II can find
that others can do better shall not hesitate to make
ter under the circumstances i" / confess have not
conclusion. When do reach It will let you know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
NEWS FROM A GREAT STABLE
fremont Sent to Kentucky Re.euforoe
ments for tho Dwyers-Of for Baltimore.

fremont Sent to Kentucky - Ke.enroroe-
ments for tho Dwyers-0f for Baltimore.
fremont, the unbeaten son Of Virgil, was
sent by the Dryers on Tuesday to the farm
OF Messrs. Clay & Woodford. near Lexington,
Ky. The Dryers retain possession Of tho colt
and will use him for breeding in the hope OF
perpetuating the fame Of the black wonder in
the stud as we'll as on the turf. Several skilful
veterinary surgeons offered to operate on the
colts ringbone, that threw him out Of training.
but his owners would not subject him to pain
and possible torture in the operation.
Twelve splendid yearlinGs will reach the
Dryers sta BILE this week from the West. They
will be trained for next seasons campaign.
bile. says the youngsters are rs promising lot
Of thoroughbreds as ever came from the great
farms OF Kentucky and Tennessee.
Hanover. Kingston. Fordham. and Bessie
June will start for Baltimore to-day to take
sold to s. w. Street for $4,000. Hanover will
start for the Dixie and Breckenridge Stakes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
REGATTA or THE YALE N4vK
Tho Junior Crew Beaten by tho Freshmen
Other Races.


Other Races
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 15.-All the Yale students
turned out in force to witness the annual fall
regatta Of the Yale navy at Lake Saltonstall
this afternoon. 1t was nearly perfect day for
rowing, and the races were the closest and
most beautiful ever seen at the lake. Besides
the special train Of students, many New Haven
ladies and gentlemen drove OUT. which swelled
the gate receipts beyond any former record.
In the contest for the Cleveland
Cup. single scull race. W. G. Bush
nell, ss, Irving Fisher, 'ss. and Z. b.
Terry. 49, entered. All rowed in splendid
FORM and came In very close together. Bush
mel crossed the line first in 70 minutes and 10
as n 9snf he se course @
u half mile with turn. Terry. 49, who is
brother Of Mills Terry, s5, one OF iale's most
ing tho time no has been on the water. His
fine rowing and good time were n pleasant
In tho shell race between 90 Sheffield scien-
tihc School and ~ Academies, the latter were
winners IN minutes and 80 SECONDS; ,9os fol,
one mile straight away.
The last shell race
mile e course. The latter crew Was Victorious
only Ss scon behind fs TmHs s Varsity a
which accounts for their present defeat.
Much credit is due to the good management
of the races this afternoon, which eclipsed
ed on time and there were no delays and acct
dents This was by, far the most successful
the Yale navy. The officers were: For 80. c.
". Stewart; for 30, G. A. sheldon; for 81. L. l..
Caldwell: for 80, q. Il. Carter. Referee, +. A.
timers, ii, W. Thomas. ss. /. NJ. Palmer. 49,
and /. Il. Brown. 49, The winning crews were
as follows:
elbow Robbins; . Hoppin; g. Aiken; l. Coates;
s. Ishap,; q Foster Brews,er; s,roks Moyes cox
eO-Bow, Glissn; . DnraIt; ;. James: T. Burroughs
ill., 81; s. Hartwell; u, Newell; Burroughs "a. T):
pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
MRS. HENRIQUES's DIAMONDS
She Hides $1,000 Worth In . Shoe and
Then Sends tho Shoe to DO Stretched.

she Hides $1,000 Worth In = Shoe and
Then sends tho Shoe to DO Stretched.
Mrs. Henriques Of South Orange sent her
shoes to William Van Idorstine's shoe store on
Friday evening by a small boy who went
through the street swinging them in his two
hands, and finally deposited them In the shoe
dealers hands with request to stretch them.
Mr.. Van Iderstine thrust his fingers into one
Of the shoes. as all shoemakers do on such oc-
casions. He found an obstruction and. tug
ging at It. he brought to light small channels
bag containing four brilliant unset diamonds.
Sinking the shoe vigorously, he spilled out a
two solitaire rings and a handsome cluster
brooch. After giving way to establishment for
the precious jewelry and FASTENED to Mrs.
HenriQuess house.
What do you keep In your shoes 2" he asked.
do not know. answered the lady. unless
it may be a few diamonds, I sometimes put
diamonds away for safe keeping by hiding
them In my shoes. Did you find any2"
Mr. Van 1derstine then handed over the
property, remarking that she must DO forget
way, merely remarking that 1t was rather care
less. Judges Of precious stones who saw tho
collection said that $4,000 would not moro than
cover the value,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
at frat. and Riohardson csueh. osruthors's ny.

at fret. and Richaydson caught osruthors's ny.
man Sss. Il scaa f Ss s sfs &c
and the irst man, got his base. ,Thompson hit
s Sc the xs
stopped BY Latham just IN time 70 catch Rowe,
White m out at second. from GLEASON to Robinson.
the Up as or ns ss
III AID ee os e the
boys to come on and make three or four runs.
WEIGH hit up little Gy which White caught.
then got hs base on Ss He was
ever. % Bushong hit grounder to Rowe which
Ninth Inning-goth clubs did some. pretty
hitting IN this Inning, the work Of the League
n sSnx Gy and nay ws sae
Bennett opeped the inning BY getting base base
t On balls ana stole second aissstsG Sy WILD
nett stole second. Getzein got to lrst on balls.
erounder to Gleason and he fumbIed Il. Bennett
n Robinson. Who made pretty stop q It ~,
Fostz was AFRAID to put tie bali over the plsso.
thfes e mus sf
Thompson hit long .dy to O'Neill, which let
Richardson score. and White ended tho inning
with q fly to OEeill
The browns had pretty tough luck in their
half OF tho inning and although they got
three single hits in succession, they still failed
to score. Latham was first up. He hunted
tho ball over Getzein's head. and although
CAMEL lust as Latham started for second.
CAMEL put Gleason out and threw Latham
out at second. O'Neil drove the ball along the
right field hne for one base. and Comiskey
made a slow hit toward White and boat the
ball to frst, All hope OF preventing shut;out
fly to Thompson and ended the game. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
Tho E.sex County Hunt BaIl.

The hunt bail OF tho Esse1 County Country
Club will DO Eiven in Music Hall, Orange on Friday Oct
"a under the patronage of tho following ladies' Mrs W.
d. Baldwin Montclsir; Mrs H. Mortimer Brooke Nor.
ristown Mrs John Burke, Orange; MrL Samuel Camp
Powers Farr Montroso; Mrs Robert Sedgwick Orange
Mira Paul 1. Thebaud New York; Miss Whitehead New.
whom applicable for tickets at three dollars each may
be addressed There will be special train for New York
people. Tho Ball Committee 10 composed OF W. d. Bald.
win Potter. Building; VIM Clark 5t6 Mount Prospect
avenue, Newark; Frederick Frelnghuysen Newark q.
A. ;uln. o8i Broadway; Robert sedgwck 10 Pine
street. and A. Pennington Whitehead, 50 Wall street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

First Race-Purse 5000. for beaten horses,
threequarters of a mile: Lady Loud, Byron Cross Ru
faula Pat Diver King Arthur, Bass viol ParasoL
saluda Kink Mollio Thomas Rosetta Harry Rose Pea.
cock. Falsehood, Nei tunus, Fred Davis Oakland H.
Tantivy Mailer James II; Rebel Friend, Lutastrng
Second Race-Purse $500; selling allowances; ono
mile and a sixteenth: Burton, Froc, Big Head Tolu
Souvenir Quincy. Lizzie Walton, and Lutte Arnold each
" pounds, Sister Marie, %; Joe MITCHELL "a
Third Race-furse $50, 20 pounds above scale: one
mile; Tornado and Lancaster. each 1873 pounds: biz.
u. 100.
Fourth Race-Purse $3.50, handicap; one mile and
furlonR; Bright Eyes ia pounds Charley Russell 1925
Top sawyer, lO7; Count Luna and Hat band. each 98
Dordeiase. 95
ward; scynn furlongs; Trenton / II pounds Competitor
and John Kyle formerly Little Charley each Il Troy
and Tyrone each ll3 Belle Bracket Ornament silver
Star, Traveller Falsenote and Jim Brandt each no.
Lex 30. N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
A Merchant Arrestcd for Arson and De-
tective for Perjury.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Oct. 15-Joseph T. Orr. o
prominent dry goods merchant and Of orrs Fair
here arrested this afternoon complaint Of Frank
Aun of Pittsburgh alleged detective and insurance
agent charging him with arson In March, 1885. hre
in orrs damaging goods to the value of
nearly $1,000 upon which there an insurance OF
$1,000 The insurance companies refused to pay any
damages aud sut was at once instituted against thcn
In New York city A. the hearing this afternoon II was
by the insurance companies 70 head of tho SUIT against
the companies which is set down for trial peremptory
before Judge Barrett on Monday morning next, and
that his arrest was made for the purpose OF damaging
tive Au arrested this evening charged with per.
Jury and WAS held In SSuU ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
vlneenzo Jul,ano entity OF Man.lausster.

The trial Of Vincenzo Juliano for killing
giuseppe Dadona in Newark June 10 ended yester
day In verdict of guilty OF granddaughter He seemed
pleased when the verdict was explained to him Tho
extreme penalty for this crime In Now Jersey Is ton
years imprisonment.
JuliAn0 asked Dsdona whether he wanted back some
money which Juliano had collected for poor woman,
and Dadona said he did Juliano then said that
body who wanted his money back would have thrown
in his face This remark led TO night in which Dadona
killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
An Aged Lawyer. Accidental Death.

John Brotherson, SO years old, for sixty years
prominent member Of tho bar In Boston, was found
dead in his bed at his residence, "a West Thirty eighth
street. yesterday. Tho gas found turned on, and
the filled with Death resulted from asphyxa.
Coroner Nugent and Dr. oMeagher after Investigation,
concluded that Mr. Brothersons death was accidental
Mr. RrOtherson was born In Saratoga county n V, In
1898. His father Philip BroIherson, OF tho most
prominent In that part OF the State, Mr. brother
sons speciality in law suits titles or land given
under the old PATRON pAtentS lie married, And
leaves cOnside bio property
The funeral to take place today from the residence
OF Mrs Anna H. Atocher 90 West Thirty eighth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
State Politics.

Tho Democrats OF the Fourth Albany district
have renomnated John T. German for member OF As
sembly The Republicans nominated John H. Hulsapple.
The Republicans Of Schenectady county nominated tho
Hon. Austin A. Yates for member of Assembly.
Judson Nelson OF Truxton, Cortland county, has been
nominated for senator by the Democrats tho Twenty
NTH district tononiaga and Cortland countiesl
The Democrats OF the First Albany district iomi
mated W. ConEer for the Assembly.
Alexander II Davis of Syracuse was nominated for
Congress by the Democrats OF the Twenty nth district
west
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

The first game In the championship series Of
tho American Football Union played yesterday by
the newly associated Of tho Stevens Institute
Columbia College, against tho Of the Staten Island
Cricket Club At Livingston, 8. !. The Unions played
Dummy Edwards At half back but he could get
through the strong Staten Island rushline. In the st
half hours play the islanders scored "a points Stevens
made . touch down from y scrmmAge the goal
line, Waldo made a, good RIM and touch down, and
80 did Cunningham. Hunter brown kicked goal from
the last In the second half OF tho game the Islanders
mace 70 polnts Waid9 made Two and b. Brown one
Unions scored points from safety by their oppo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
A Genuine George Paper In stead OF Several
Bogus Ones.

The Argus, the new daily organ Of tho George
party will appear Tuesday next. The Leader
gers have declined to print the papar. and 1t will bs
worked of the Sunday Mercury presses until the capt.
tast who putting the money for gets enough Of
his money together to buy press and the other little
things to make up well regulated newspaper office.
There to be no g share paid for on the
plan In this paper But the committee, Joseph w.
Parker and John T. Foley, who bossnE things say
they have few Stu shares to spare that any fair
minded capitalist can have who pays cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
The Ring Await. tho Lady.

Pawnbroker Jacob Rauth has surrendered
to Mayor Hewitt the diamond ring that District Attorney
Ridgway OF Brooklyn wants It was said to have been
stolen from Mrs, Hall of Gold street. Brooklyn by =
burglar named Hawthorne, who Is now awaiting trial
and who u Is said has confessed that he pledged the
ring with Rauth The ring Is IN sealed envelope At tho
Mayors ONCE IL u understood thar the lady may have
II II sho can describe 1t accurately,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

Conlins gallery. This
target was used In the
recent revolver matches
OF the National Rifle As
ISOLATION Of Great Brit
ain to test tho quicknees,
as well as the accuracy.
of marksmen. Tho new
target is suggested BY
the outline Of tho human
body and head. and il
exposed to view only five
seconds at q time. tn.
idea being that tho cen.
tire Of the chest Is to be
taken for the bulls eye
while minor points are
obtained by hitting the
head The full size tar
get Is II inches wide BY
-. ..,,Iaa HID, ....A a. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

The eleventh Marksman's badge match was
shot at Creodmoor yesterday The wind too heavy
before dinner for high but In the afternoon the
conditions wero favorable. The attendance very
large. The winners folows the firing being at
200 and 500 yards; sc. Pine Company l. Twentythird
Regiment 49, q. Z. Dudley. Seventh Regiment 45; +.
bolan. rnssioned stan Twelfth Regiment As;
W y. Greenland, stan. Twenty third Regiment ~; J.
Beeksn nor, com mission ed star third Reginent
Eevin, non. comm ssioned staff Thirteenth Regiment
q; s. Fahnstock. Company l. Thirteenth Regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
Tou Can Tell whom You SEQ the Return

Henry George got back to town yesterday
morning.
I'VE doing well in the country, and making friends
by the hundred" he said.
DR.. MeGlynn also came back yesterday, and was at
the headquarters in Cooper Union.
we are having great success everywhere" he said
land meetings excelently attended In the coun
try Our doctrines being sunk into tho peoples
henTts."
William Penn Rogers. candidate for City Comptroller
the Progressive abnr Party's ticket started for
GAINESVILLE, Ohio Last night. lie will be gone a week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
Rutgers, Fo.tball Team defeated.

EAsToN. Pa, Oct. 15.-The Rutgers College
football team defeated by tho Lafayette College
team this sfternoon-20 to DIN q well,played game
Until within the last fifteen minutes the game was very
exciting standing to for Lafayette. By series OF
hno tho latter managed to get three more touch
downs, from OF which q goal was kicked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
Aduiteratsd Medicines.

Assistant Dairy Commissioner Mcclure has
been Waiting drug stores In different parts OF New Jer
sey and has found that many druggists selling Adu
toratod medicines. Tho adulterAtious OF lAudAnum,
spirits Of piue, and many pnrRatyss In common use
have put them below Tie required standards IN his In
dsfs EXPOSED for sale were only Of Abeat half ys9et
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

distance shot about twenty yards Mt the Wimbledon
range AT Conlins the target is II Ii inches wide by
~ inches high and tho distance shot is twelve yards
Following some Of the best made up to date
which compare very favoraby with those made at VIM
bledon twenty four points being the highest possi6e
Kelly -; ] 7. y. Collins q; Alfred Brennan; -;
Jr., u; W. N. Thomas 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
Tho Yearl,nr Trottlnr Record Broken.

LEXINGTON Oct. 15.-Tho yearling trotting
record was broken here this afternoon by sude d,
brown lilly, by shermans Iambietonian, dam by Amer.
lean Clay who made the trip follows: Quarter 4Il
seconds half laa( three quarters '5S; mile. ;35
thus beating linda Rose three quarters OF second
The timers John Il. Madden and George A. Singer
" OF Philadelphia, and Joseph Bryan OF Lexington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
81. 900 for Libriling Fresholder Muil,ran

Ex-Alderman John CallaGhah Of East New
ark in quarrel with ex Freebooter John Mulgan of
the sams place last spring accused MuRAn of having
Ieceived bride OF for his vote for keeper OF the
dN%sasS. THs Jury sWaIasd HSssn Sooo ysss.1aSy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
Rlksr a. soa's New Departure.

W. b. Riker Il Son make the important an
nouncement that they will hereafter Wholesale the
that their goods will be found In the establishment OF
every dealer In family medicines and toilet articles In
the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

Base Ball RldsowsoA To-Day, 0IBO r. n.
aisSiSa sss Ssss SBsSs Eoa Sfidas ana isS.-1Ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

The Hudson River Railroad began heating
their ears vith steam Yesterday. The ezpSyima1t q
SslaS tr:S az III aS oTSssa lie rsn ia shS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

PoUaHKEEPsIE Oct. 15.-The following are
summaries of tho events at tho Hudson River Driving
Park to-day:
232 class.
tnba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

The following referees were appointed In
cs-es in the state courts in this city last week;
SUPREME COURT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
A NEW REvOLVER TARGET
A Suggestion OF tho Human Figure Now
Used In This City.

now thing in revolver shooting in this city
the Wimbledon target which has been introduced at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16

Earned runs1Detroit q st. Louis O. ThfesSs sl hit:
ONeill. Robinson. and Coniskey: CAMEL and White
First base on balls-Getssin Bennett !; Rove l.;
Detroit I; 81 louis struck outHGezsn !: Glea-
Stolen Disqualification. l: GanzeL l; Bennett 2;
Latham, !. Time-0nehour and nfty.dve minuteA Um-
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Good Health

well. purify tho blood by taking Hoods sarsApArilA
This medicine Is peculiarly designed to upon the
blood and through that upon all the organs tissues
OF the body, II has specific action, also upon the So
creons and excretions and assists sxpe from
through the lungs liver bowes kidneys and skin
II enectuAy aids weak, impaired. and debiitated or
gans invgoratos the system. the diges-
ton and mpars life and energy all the functions
OF the body peculiarly OF Hoods sarsaparilla 10 that
It builds up the system while It eradcates disease
+" had salt rheum my left three years suffer
ing terribly; It almost disabled from work took
three bottles OF Hoods Sarsapara the SALT cum
has entirely dIsappeared"H. A. MILLS, II French ct,
Lowell Mas.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists q; Sx for o. Prepared only .
o. l. HOOD CO., ApothsoAriss. Lowell. Ma
ace Dssss oas DALEY '-'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-19
pETsEY CANFIELD'B FsrArr.

State Of Vermont District OF Mant hester o D.
In Probate court held Al Manchester, within
and for ssid district on the 9Th day Of April
A. y. 1857
The executor 81 the will of Betsey GapGsid
late Of Arlington IN said district deceased. pre-.
scented an Application IN writing 10 said Court,
setting forth that the deceased died seized Of
certain real estate In raid town dssci ibed ~
folow,i The home place consisting ~ about 80
sefes, and bounded north and east BY lands ~
Enos Csnfeld and David Cfofni, ,ouih by tho
Baitenkll River and vert by the land Of David
Crofnt, also wood lot honl dei north and east
by lands Of fhsmss Quinn, south by lssds 81
n. H. Garfield and west by lands ~ George
Vaughn; and representing that " will be Isess-
sary to sell all said real estaio for the pprposs
Of paying tho iegacies given by the viii OF the
deceased. and petitionipg ssid Court Tor tbs
reason Aforesaid TO grant him license TO sell
sAid real estate.
Wherenpon II vas ordered that hearing ON
said application be had at Probate Court 10 he
held al the Probate Once In Manchester In ssid
District on the 2lsi day Of May. 1887, ana
that notice 81 said application. the nature and
reasons thereof, and The time and plsce Of bssr.
ing thereon, be given 10 all persJLs interested
BY the publication hereof three weeks sueee ~.
lively 10 the Manchester JouasAL. : newspaper
printed u Manchester In said District, prsvioos
10 said time of hearing.
bls, L0yELAsD Mussos. Judge.